Competitive

The Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League announced Monday that Robert Mazzuca has stepped down from his position as NOJHL Commissioner to pursue other opportunities. The announcement comes following the NOJHL Board More...

Students from Benoit’s Martial Arts competed at the World Karate and Kickboxing Commission (WKC) Canadian National Championships recently in Ottawa. The six athletes earned themselves five gold, two silver, More...

With the North Bay Gymtrix Sunshine Classic set to run May 29-31, interclub competitors representing the GymZone Sudbury Laurels are hoping to build on a number of strong performances they enjoyed in Vaughan earlier More...

The Sudbury Varsity Gladiators dropped an 8-5 decision to the Huronia Stallions Saturday in Barrie. Pierce Wallingford hit a 25-yard first quarter field goal to open the scoring, with the game tied 3-3 at the half. More...

Sudbury’s Team KMAC competed at the World Karate and Kickboxing Commission (WKC) Canadian National Championships recently in Ottawa. To be eligible to compete at the nationals, the team entered close to 30 More...

A pair of gold-medal performances at the 2015 Eastern Canadian Gymnastics Championships provided a great deal of excitement for Sudbury Laurels gymnast Kayla Folz. Yet they were not the highlight of the meet. “Personally, More...

After going undefeated in round-robin play at the 2015 Canada Winter Games held earlier this year in Prince George, B.C., the Megan Smith rink was quite confident going into the semifinals. “This was probably More...

Those who are closest to Nadia Bouillon couldn’t think of a victory more fitting for the young athlete. “She has a heart of gold and she won gold,” said a longtime family friend, who was among a crowd gathered More...

The 2015 Canada Winter Games were held Feb. 13-March 1 in Prince George, B.C. About 2,400 athletes, 1,000 coaches and officials, and 4,500 volunteers took part in the multi-sport event, including a contingent of More...

Tanya Quesnel’s cross-country skiing season was a bit of a highlight reel. Things started rolling at the high school level, with a clean sweep of the sit-ski para female races at the city, NOSSA and OFSAA levels. More...